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Designing for Localization

Chapter 5 Creating Your Portal Design 123

Designing for Localization

Localization is the process of adapting text and cultural content to a specific

audience. Localization can be approached in two different ways:

1. Localization of the entire product into a language that we don’t provide. This is

usually done by a professional service organization.

2. Localization of customizable parts of Portal Server that can be translated to

support localization include:

❍ Template and JSP files

❍ Resource bundles

❍ Display profile properties

For advanced language localization, create a well-defined directory structure for

template directories.

To preserve the upgrade path, maintain custom content and code outside of default

directories. See the Portal Server 6 Developer’s Guide for more information on

localization.

Content and Design Implementation

The Portal Desktop provides the primary end-user interface for Portal Server and a

mechanism for extensible content aggregation through the Provider Application

Programming Interface (PAPI). The Portal Desktop includes a variety of providers

that enable container hierarchy and the basic building blocks for building some

types of channels. For storing content provider and channel data, the Portal

Desktop implements a display profile data storage mechanism on top of an Access

Manager service.

The various techniques you can use for content aggregation include:

• Creating channels using building block providers

• Creating channels using

JSPProvider

• Creating channels using Portal Server tag libraries

• Creating channels using custom building block providers

• Organizing content using container channels

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